Bought a vehicle off a local classified website (kijiji) the…

What you should do is send them a letter by Registered Mail.

In the letter set out what the facts and give them a deadline for returning the equipment and the $600 in full (and perhaps the $70 as well.)

Tell them if they fail to comply you will commence legal proceedings and then will be seeking interest and your costs.

If they don't comply you can then sue the in Small Claims Court and can self-represent and if it gets that far and you find you need some help as you go through the process you can always post on this site again and I can assist you further.

Does that help as a starting point?

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They may not who up to court but then you will win by default.

If they have any assets or property you can have the seized. You could garnish their wages.

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Have a peaceful and joyous New Year.

I don't think so.

I think they owe money to that person and that person can come and seize the car unfortunately.

She used the car as collateral when legal aid provided her with funding to pay a lawyer to act for her.

It is there because she agreed to have it placed on the title so in case she didn't pay them back they could seize the car.

But she did not pay them back or the lien would have been removed.